Future Technology

Featuring new technological advancements that one day could make us Immortal

A Video featuring new technological advancements that maybe one day
could make us Humans Immortal. Everything from Robo

US Special Forces have been take a hard look at a 4-inch drone that's basically invisible, until it's too late. PD-100 Black Hornet PRS weighs just 18 grams -- and that includes the weight of its three cameras.

Now that plans for Elon Musk's Hyperloop are well underway, one burning question remains: how much will riding the transport system cost? According to insiders, passengers might get their rides for free.

When Google unveiled its smart and controversial eyewear three years ago, some early tech adopters tried to do their part by eagerly pushing for Glass acceptance. The world pushed back.

Identity, control, safety – these are the three areas where wearable technology will evolve in its next generation, according to Sonny VU, CEO of wearables company Misfit. “Right now, in a current world of wearables, we’re still very much in a 1.0 world”, he says.”If you think about it, the use cases for wearables right …

Engineers at Stanford University have developed robots that are small but mighty, and could help humans in real ways.

Sky News looks at the latest travel technology designed to improve people's holidays - including virtual reality headsets on jets.

Nanotechnology and its effects on the Future
A Video about Nanotechnology which is the study of phenomena and fine-tuning
of materials at atomic, molecular and macromolecular scales, in other wor

Meetings can suck. There. I said it. When someone sends out a memo saying there is a meeting, you can feel the whole office grunt at the thought. But, as I learned the hard way, they are incredibly necessary.An office environment is supposed to be like machinery: the people are cogs and wheels that need to spin in unison in order for a company to work efficiently. This means everyone in that office needs to be in the same page and work on a specific task that will achieve the best results.If som

In twenty years, autonomous and connected cars will rule the roads.

Humans could download their brain on to a computer and live forever inside a machine, a Cambridge neuroscientist has claimed.

Technology brought us to where we are today. To where I am sitting and writing this article and to where you are reading it and connecting with the global sphere digitally. The Internet of things has also made our lives...

Scientists have genetically modified trees to make them grow faster, wider, taller and with more leaves, which they say will enable them to be more resistant to climate change and a better source of renewable resources The research team, from The University of Manchester in the UK, modified the PXY and CLE genes in poplar …

Stirring, adjusting the temperature, pouring and adding ingredients are all basic skills for a chef but they’re slightly harder to achieve for a robot. However, that’s not the case for this pair of robotic hands, which could be set to revolutionise cooking and kitchen operations. At present it’s able to knock up a crab bisque, …

Tesla Motors [NSDQ:TSLA] CEO Elon Musk caused quite a stir when he tweeted that the company was preparing to unveil a "major new product line" that was "not a car." Most of the speculation quickly turned to stationary batteries that could be used to power a house or business. Those rumors were...

Elon Musk says ‘this is within the power of humanity to do so’ as he unveils new batteries in effort to change the way the world consumes energy

How the Future of established technology will affect our future
A Video about Moore's Law and how the future of established technology will affect our future.
In his original paper, Gordon Moore's

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